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Reviewed by Larry R.
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The Grippy is the Bomb
Great board. Does what it says - grips. Made out of sustainable materials. Great value. Love the Grippy.
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Specifications
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Material
75% recycled plastic, 25% renewable sugarcane with silicone corners.
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Dimensions
14.75" long, 10.75" wide, 0.375" thick
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Care
Dishwasher-safe.
100% budge-free
With silicone pop-corners, this cutting board isn't going anywhere, no matter how vigorously you chop. When it's time for clean-up? Just pop the whole thing in the dishwasher.
The kitchenware industry can be wasteful. The (grippy) reBoard is made with 100% BPA-free pulverized and repurposed kitchenware plastic scraps.
This plastic is then combined with renewable sugarcane for extra strength and durability, for the perfect hardness that works with your knife, not against it.
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Reviewed by Ken
4 Stars
Good and sturdy and easy to clean and move around the kitchen counter.
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Reviewed by Michelle L.
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Awesome Cutting board!
This cutting board is great doesn’t move at all and cutting surface is nice.
Beautiful colors and packaging!
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Reviewed by Kenneth J.
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Nice and convenient
This cutting board is lightweight and sturdy. I can easily move it around the kitchen whether the counter or table is more convenient for the task at hand. I can store it on a hook or leave it on the counter. It’s a little premature for me to comment about how long it may last but it certainly looks like it will outlast me.
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Reviewed by Colleen Y.
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Great!
Great color! Great grip!
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The (mini) reBoard®
As seen in Architectural Digest, Martha Stewart, and more. Most of the time we’re not cutting whole chickens or giant vegetables. We’re slicing an apple or nibbling on cheese or wedging a lemon. Except who wants to use a big old cutting board for a tiny thing like that? Same sustainable materials as its larger sibling, in a ~25% smaller package.
